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I didn't get it for gaming, so I can't evaluate it for that. I got it to have all the shortcuts of CSP and Blender separately from my keyboard. It's perfect for that!
As for the positives, 1) it has a detachable cable that works with android (CSP/S7 FE) with the appropriate adapter.
2) It maintains the settings and modes between devices, meaning the same modes I set on my PC also worked on the android device.
Hotswappable switches and it also comes with 4 spare switches and the tool in case something goes wrong.
3) It also has a USB port for an additional device.
As for the meh points,
1) The application for the device needs work, it's a bit strange until you get used to it.
2) The switches are quite clicky, personally, it doesn't bother me as I like to hear that I pressed a button since I don't have immediate visual feedback when using it. However, if you're bothered by the sound of such switches, it would be good to look for something different. So, roughly speaking, the switches can be heard with over-ear headphones, but I can't hear them at all with in-ear ones.

Overall, it's easily a 9/10 product for productivity since it has a large number of programmable keys. I would give it a 10/10 if it also had an analog stick.

I recently purchased this specific tablet, and so far it has been flawless in everything. The screen, although not AMOLED, has perfect colors which can be adjusted according to the user's preferences after the latest update. The S-pen was personally the main reason why I chose it, along with Samsung's collaboration with Celsys, where they offer Clip Studio for free for 6 months to Samsung device users. In my personal opinion, the combination of any S series tablet with CSP is the closest to a completely portable workspace, and this is contributed by the fairly large battery and screen that this model has. Furthermore, after using it for a short period of time, I noticed that there has been a special emphasis on multitasking and note-taking, both with the S-pen shortcuts and many of the features it offers, which are customized so that you can take notes or edit something at any time (e.g. files from email, Excel sheets, etc.). The DeX (Desktop Mode), initially I thought it was more like a gimmick rather than something I would use daily, but after a while, I noticed that I use it more and more when I have a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse connected, and it is quite enjoyable even though it consumes more battery when used (which is not a big issue, as there are docks/hubs that offer simultaneous charging and ports for peripherals). As for the negatives, I would only mention the camera, but it is something that I do not intend to use, so personally, it does not affect the usefulness/functionality of the tablet. For those interested, the cameras are equivalent to a mid-range mobile phone from 2017-19. One point that is inaccurate on all Skroutz pages (at least until the moment I purchased it) regarding this specific model concerns the processor. The WiFi S7 FE comes with the 778G and not the 750G, and consequently, it comes with a different integrated GPU. More specifically, in the specifications, it is stated everywhere that it comes with the 750G, but it correctly states the speed (4x2.4 + 4x1.8) GHz. So, if you want a slightly better processor, prefer the plain WiFi model. The speakers are by far the best I have heard in a portable device of this kind.

Overall 4/5 and loses one star for the way the compartment for the S Pen is designed as it is uncomfortable to take it out and put it back in, I would prefer it to be more spacious and accessible. As for the little hole that is also used as a pen holder, it is really terrible, they are trying to imitate the pen holders of digitizers but unlike those which are quite loose, in this case if it falls, you make any strange movement, you might break the S Pen.

Also, normally I would have given it a 3/5 because from the little I tried, it interferes with the S Pen in certain positions where the magnet is at the back of the tablet, so if someone uses the S Pen a lot, it is something to keep in mind.

Finally, if combined with a screen protector, it barely fits, at the moment I combined it with the Hofi tempered glass and they do fit but there is not much margin for error because if it is even slightly crooked, the case presses the glass and creates bubbles in the corners.

Tl;dr: general use is okay, be careful with the choice of screen protector (if they come out slightly bigger or smaller, I don't know), for heavy use of the S Pen either use a different case or avoid positions where the magnets of the case are behind the tablet.